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The Security Risk Assessment (SRA) is consistently the most common HIPAA compliance gap for healthcare offices. Not only when it’s skipped entirely, but because the SRA requirement is often treated as a one-time activity, rather than an ongoing process.

Managing compliance in your Washington dental office can feel complex and overwhelming. Whether you’re considering switching from a traditional compliance vendor or are new to using a dental compliance service, don’t mistake these dental compliance myths for facts!

By February 16, 2026, all HIPAA-covered entities — including dental practices — must update their Notice of Privacy Practices (NPP) to include specific information about how they handle substance use disorder (SUD) treatment records protected under federal law (42 CFR Part 2). They must also train their workforce on these updates.